DTC codes / Mazda codes / P1190
P1190 on Mazda vehicles means the powertrain control module (PCM) has detected that the calibration resistor circuit is reading outside its expected range. This resistor is a fixed-value component that tells the PCM which emissions calibration and fuel strategy the vehicle was built with, so an out-of-range signal leaves the computer unable to confirm the correct calibration.
You can usually drive the vehicle short distances to a repair shop, but avoid heavy acceleration, towing, or long trips because the PCM may be running a default calibration that affects fuel economy and emissions. If the engine is stalling or running poorly, stop driving and have it towed.
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Guidance is general and written for Mazda vehicles. Exact tests and values vary by model, so confirm the fault before replacing parts.
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